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		<title>By: Jim</title>
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		<description>Pat,
Great post.  As an introvert, the way I have dealt with these issues is:

Small talk: hate it.  Avoid it.  Move on.  But...(introversion taken too far is a weakness) I do miss a lot by doing that, so I am doing a little of it at my speed.  I do a little small talk with friends.  (don&#039;t tell anyone, but i act like an extrovert sometimes.) and I un-followed an extrovert that must have been talking to the whole world and no one could not get a tweet in-- even with DM.::0

I am taking conversation lessons(by watching them tweet)from a close friend who seems to have interesting conversations with a reasonable number of people.   Maybe I could learn something from an extrovert... I will listen and keep you posted.

Getting overwhelmed:
My purpose on Twitter is to build a brand (helpful, learning professional), so I put interesting learning related info in my tweet stream.  Yep, I do most of the talking... you don&#039;t see me having a lot of conversations.  That is how I handle it. 

The issue of too many followers and overload I handle with software tools.  I follow most people back and the list can be thousands without making the introvert in me uncomfortable -- I am not having a conversation with them, but micro-blogging: they are reading what I write.

I use software tools to separate out the few close friends from the thousands... this is the group I have conversations with.  

Lastly, you hit the listening on the head with me.  I do a lot of re- tweeting... which is basically listening and nodding my head in agreement.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Pat,<br />
Great post.  As an introvert, the way I have dealt with these issues is:</p>
<p>Small talk: hate it.  Avoid it.  Move on.  But...(introversion taken too far is a weakness) I do miss a lot by doing that, so I am doing a little of it at my speed.  I do a little small talk with friends.  (don't tell anyone, but i act like an extrovert sometimes.) and I un-followed an extrovert that must have been talking to the whole world and no one could not get a tweet in-- even with DM.::0</p>
<p>I am taking conversation lessons(by watching them tweet)from a close friend who seems to have interesting conversations with a reasonable number of people.   Maybe I could learn something from an extrovert... I will listen and keep you posted.</p>
<p>Getting overwhelmed:<br />
My purpose on Twitter is to build a brand (helpful, learning professional), so I put interesting learning related info in my tweet stream.  Yep, I do most of the talking... you don't see me having a lot of conversations.  That is how I handle it. </p>
<p>The issue of too many followers and overload I handle with software tools.  I follow most people back and the list can be thousands without making the introvert in me uncomfortable -- I am not having a conversation with them, but micro-blogging: they are reading what I write.</p>
<p>I use software tools to separate out the few close friends from the thousands... this is the group I have conversations with.  </p>
<p>Lastly, you hit the listening on the head with me.  I do a lot of re- tweeting... which is basically listening and nodding my head in agreement.</p>
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